Sentence examples for managed at the first from inspiring English sources

Jenson Button completed 21 laps - nearly a third of the entire running the team managed at the first pre-season test earlier this month - and ended the morning sixth fastest, just 0.875 secs off the pace.

The implementation of a routine referral system (CHP to RHC or mission hospital) by ZIMMAPS-trained CHWs may have also led to more children with diarrheal disease being evaluated and managed at the first point of care by CHWs at CHPs.

It would have been satisfying if Diego Forlán had managed at the last second to tie it up for little Uruguay and send the match into extra time.

The committee found that Hwang's team appears to have successfully produced cloned human blastocysts in about 10% of their cloning attempts--something that no other team had managed at the time of the first paper and which only one other team--led by Alison Murdoch in Newcastle, U.K.--has done since.

During the Ditrame-Plus study, children were first managed at the day-care hospital units linked to the centres, then transferred to the University Hospital of Yopougon if overnight care were needed.

As the access to care was different between the two cohorts with no day-care hospital in Ditrame while this existed in the Ditrame Plus cohort,.some of the Ditrame plus children were first managed at the day-care hospital before going back to home on the same day or to be hospitalised at the pediatric unit if overnight care was needed.

The 20-year-old improved her record by one centimetre in going over at 4.72m, and managed 4.80m at the first attempt.

After accepting the assignment and hearing that the president had asked to meet him again in person (the two met briefly during one of Mr. Obama's visits with wounded troops at Walter Reed, Joaoo realized that he had the opportunity to do something he did not manage to do at the first encounter.

Why not make Jerusalem an international city, managed at least at first by the United Nations?Denis Briggs Bonita Springs, FloridaArgentina's past and present* SIR – As an Argentine native I do not question the claim of Argentina to the Malvinas.

Nobody, surely, has ever lit a cigarette with the exquisite pathos that Joseph Cotten manages at the end of The Third Man.

The pilot, Lt. Col. William Smith, had dropped the plane too low, though he managed at first to avoid several other city skyscrapers.